The raw response shape of a single page.
Callback that fetches a single page given its 1-based number, perPage, and the traversal's AbortSignal.
Reads the end-of-list signal from a fetched page; a terminal page is yielded, then the traversal ends.
The provider-resolved traversal options; see StreamNumericPagesOptions.
OptionalextractBound: (response: TPage) => number | undefined
Optional reader for the terminal page bound a fetched page reports (AniList's pageInfo.lastPage); scheduling never launches a page numbered beyond the smallest reported bound.
Streaming numeric-page driver: the generator counterpart of fetchNumericWithLookAhead.
Yields pages strictly in page order while keeping a window of at most
concurrencylaunched-but-unconsumed requests in flight, so round-trip latency overlaps without reordering results. The window steps up like the eager driver's: the first page launches alone and the window steps to the fullconcurrencyonly after a yielded page is confirmed non-terminal, so a single-page traversal costs one request. Scheduling stops as soon as a fetched page is terminal per the caller-suppliedisTerminalPage, at themaxPagesguard, or, whenextractBoundis supplied, beyond the smallest launch bound a received page reported; already-launched stragglers are drained and their payloads discarded. On early exit (break/returnby the consumer), thefinallyblock disposes the abort bridge so unconsumed in-flight requests are cancelled instead of running to completion for payloads that will be discarded.A page rejection propagates to the consumer unless the traversal signal aborted, in which case the generator ends after the already-yielded prefix. An already-aborted signal yields nothing.